Review of Playing House (Uptown Book 1) by Ruby Lang PLAYING HOUSE When urban planner, Oliver's longtime acquaintance and fellow urban planner, Fay, ropes him into playing her boyfriend, to keep a clompy man from persistently and aggressively asking her out, he has no idea that their little plan will continue, or that they'll end up taking the fake part into the realm of reality. But when Fay finds out the little secret he's been keeping from her, will it hinder their newly developing relationship? I am always on the lookout for diversity in my reading, especially characters that are more like myself (Asian), so I was so excited to find that Playing House had two Asian leads. Unfortunately, this story was too short to let me get to know and possibly fall in love with either Oliver or Fay, and that's a damn shame, as I could see potential in them, in the story, in the writing. I was hoping for a full-length novel where I could become really invested in Oliver an...
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